Owasso Economic Developer Shellie Wingert graduated from the OU Economic Development Institute in New Orleans the week of April 19-23.

KJRH-2 News: The City of Owasso is helping locals conserve water and protect local waterways with its annual rain barrel sale, which benefits residents' wallets and the environment.

Check out our photos from Owasso Recreation and Culture's Spring Fling this past weekend! Thanks to everyone for coming out to enjoy the day together at Redbud Festival Park.

Medicap Owasso is celebrating 25 years in business this month. Dr. Kathy Campbell, owner of the longstanding Redbud District drugstore, held an anniversary celebration on April 8.

The City of Owasso's Economic and Community Development teams attended Oklahoma Film + Music Day at the State Capitol on April 7.

KJRH-2 News: City departments in Owasso are working together to keep their community clean and economically strong.

A big thank you to Milo's Tea for giving our Economic Development Team a tour of their facility, located in Tulsa County just west of Owasso.

The VFW held a groundbreaking at Owasso Veterans Park on March 29 for the memorial, which will feature three pillars, two park benches facing the monument, and a Vietnamese flag on a pole.

On March 26, Cities United met at Owasso City Hall, where city leaders from across the region shared what’s happening in their communities, discussed common challenges, and collaborated on different solutions.

On March 25, Owasso city staff joined Tulsa County officials to celebrate the grand opening of the reconstructed Legion Fields at O'Brien Park!

KOTV-News on 6: Drivers will see work along 106th Street North between 129th and 145th East Avenues in Owasso, located between interchanges on U.S. Highway 169.

Owasso’s Redbud District is now home to Sweet Mia Natural Nail Spa, offering a variety of service-packaged manicures and pedicures for locals to enjoy.

Crews are making progress on the new Eddy Gibbs Library at 103 W. Broadway St. in Owasso's Redbud District. The mixed-use project is a public-private partnership between Tulsa County and West Construction.

Mr. Zason Fresh Mexican Grill celebrated its grand opening in Owasso. Owners Mariah and Olegario Munoz acquired the building that formerly housed El Tequila, and put the finishing touches on the space this month.

Thanks to the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma for inviting the City of Owasso to participate in its Municipal Roundtable about Strengthening Community Partnerships.

Tiny Blessings Owner Kimanda Ballard in January relocated the business from its Garnett site of over 12 years to its current property at 86th and Main.

Our Economic Development team is excited to see new businesses opening their doors, fresh renovations happening, and more reasons for residents and visitors to shop, dine, and explore!

KOTV-News on 6: The City purchased 187 acres of land for the Ranch Creek Trail project from the Larkin Bailey Foundation for $200,000.

Get a firsthand look at the new headquarters of our Public Works Department, which broke ground off of 116th Street just west of Owasso Sports Park in Oct. 2024.

As the U.S. Route 66 Centennial kicks off in 2026, two Owasso businesses — MAD Eats and The Copper Kiln — recently rolled out brand-new Route 66-themed items to celebrate!